Key Features and Benefits

• 14 or 16-gauge steel construction (up to 200 lb capacity) supports IT, AV, and industrial equipment.
• Universal design mounts to any standard EIA-compliant rack or cabinet for maximum compatibility.
• Available for both 19-inch and 23-inch rack mounting applications.
• Offered in vented and solid (un-vented) designs to support airflow or maximum surface support.
• Fixed shelf design provides reliable support for non-rackmount equipment.
• Can be mounted internally as a shelf or externally as a work surface for added flexibility.
• Multiple rack unit heights and depths available to support a wide range of equipment sizes.
• Optional RASCLAMP clamping arm accessory provides secure equipment retention for 2U and 3U sizes, replacing the legacy RACS Series.
• Black powder coat finish (GREENGUARD, TSCA, RoHS compliant) supports indoor air quality and environmental compliance.

The RAS Series universal rack shelf is designed to support a wide range of non-rackmount equipment in standard 19-inch and 23-inch racks and cabinets. Its universal mounting design ensures compatibility across IT, AV, and industrial environments, making it one of the most versatile and widely used rack shelf solutions.

Available in both vented and solid configurations, the RAS Series allows users to optimize for airflow or maximum surface support depending on the application. With durable steel construction and load capacities up to 200 lbs, it provides reliable performance for equipment that cannot be directly rack-mounted.

Where the RAS Series Works Best

• Data centers and IT rooms.
• AV and broadcast installations.
• Network closets and telecom rooms.
• Industrial control and automation environments.
• Lab and test equipment setups.

Best Applications for the RAS Series

• Supporting non-rackmount IT and network equipment.
• Mounting AV components such as amplifiers and media devices.
• Installing small servers, UPS units, or peripherals.
• Providing a universal support surface within racks and cabinets.
• Converting rack space into a usable work surface when needed.